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Low-noise InGaAs/InP single-photon avalanche diodes for fiber-based and free-space applications

Signorelli et al., 2021

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6264555641065159481
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Signorelli F
Telesca F
Conca E
Della Frera A
Ruggeri A
Giudice A
Tosi A
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IEEE journal of selected topics in quantum electronics

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We present the design and the experimental characterization of a new InGaAs/InP single- photon avalanche diode (SPAD), with two different diameters: i) a 10 μm device, suitable for optical fiber-based quantum applications; ii) a 25 μm one, more appropriate for free-space …
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